Huskies Set For Sunday Tilt At Oregon
SEATTLE – Washington hits the road again to face Oregon. The Huskies dropped its last contest to Nebraska, 66-65, while the Ducks took down Purdue, 71-65. Thursday will be the 114th all-time meeting between the two programs, with the Ducks leading the all-time series, 57-56. The game vs. Oregon tips off Sunday, Mar....
Springfield’s Lunar New Year celebration highlights representation
The third annual Lunar New Year celebration in Springfield, Oregon, brought together over 1,000 people to promote cultural representation, community unity, and appreciation of Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.
Applications open March 1 for Eugene Springfield Fire’s 15th Young Women’s Fire Camp
A unique, hands-on camp aimed at introducing young women to the fire service is returning to Eugene this summer, and applications open Sunday, March 1. Eugene Springfield Fire is accepting applications for its 15th annual Young Women’s Fire Camp, a weeklong day camp scheduled for June 22-26, 2026. Applications can be...
Lowell wins 13th straight state championship
Lowell wrestling has continued its winning ways with a 13th consecutive state title. (February 28, 2026)
Harrisburg’s Eden Ridgley stuns reigning state champion for 100-pound wrestling title
The wrestling state finals started off with an explosive finish, as Harrisburg’s Eden Ridgley stunned reigning champion Lorien Bowns of Nyssa 3-2 in the 100-pound finals in Class 4A/3A/2A/1A. It was a rematch of last year’s championship finals — which Bowns won via fall with 16 seconds left —...
Eugene’s Claim 52 Brewery to take over brewpub where Rogue Ales began its Newport...
A Newport building that played a role in Oregon’s craft beer history will remain in the industry. Eugene-based Claim 52 will open a brewpub at 748 SW Bay Blvd., the location where Rogue Ales set up shop when it relocated to Newport in 1989. "When I first began my...
Not enough has been done to help Eugene’s helpless since the loss of CAHOOTS
Many in Eugene are helpless on the streets. The exit of Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets, more often known as CAHOOTS, from Eugene last year worsened a glaring mental health issue. Not enough has been done to fill the void since its services ended. CAHOOTS still operates in...
After state budget cuts, eviction cases reach new high in Oregon
Evictions in Oregon hit a new high to start 2026. In January, 2,750 Oregon tenants faced eviction case filings. This is the highest single month on record since Portland State University's Evicted in Oregon project began tracking the figure and represents a near-doubling of pre-pandemic numbers. Of these eviction...
RiverBend bottleneck is tying up ambulances for thousands of hours
They hit it after rolling patients on gurneys from their ambulances into emergency departments where beds are full and no nurses are available to take over care. Chris Paskett, Eugene Springfield Fire’s assistant chief of emergency operations, has walked through the emergency department of PeaceHealth Sacred Heart...
EPD warns after multiple crashes during rainy morning commute in Eugene
Eugene, OR – Multiple crashes on local highways during Monday’s rainy morning commute served as a stark reminder for drivers to slow down, leave plenty of stopping distance, and anticipate potential hazards. At approximately 4 a.m. on February 23, Eugene Police responded to a crash on westbound Beltline...
